Newbedders

Not to mention the new hotel on the Commisioner Quay, again funded by Arch.

And all of the terrier seats popping up helps towards being proud of our town.

Very good news, but is there something wrong with the site clock. Adam's message was posted at 7.06pm, according to the clock, but I read it at 18:56 or 6.56 pm

Thanks for all your kind greetings. Sorry to take so long to reply but i'm in Africa with limited internet capability.

A sad loss to blues music. Glad to have met you.

Concatenated Geordie

I use an IPad, but it's working fine now.

It just won't download for me today.

I seem to be having trouble accessing the Live! feed, are there any known problems?

Unprintable!!!!

Interesting article in today's Journal, but wrong date for Make a Noise For Bedlington.

I notice that the old florist shop, next to the Northumberland Arms, is being fitted out.

Sorry, finger trouble. Purdah is the period leading upto the the election in May.

My mam used to make mats with cloth strips and she called them clooty mats.

I agree, the Vulcan Place junction is bad enough to get out of without idiots parked in front of the Northumberland Arms.

Turn off Netherton Lane towards Howard House, about 30 yards on the right. Track across field marked with small flags.

There's a whole new pack of them on the new path from Millfield to Atlee Park, and very nice they look as well.

Malcolm, the web site indicates that Hartford Hall is at the west end of the park, no mention of anything beyond, and that none of the 3 car parks are at Plessey. I still think that Plessey Country Park is an entirely different amenity.

I accept that, but why is the listing: Plessey Country Park? That implies the parkland which is accessed from Hartford Road / Hartford Bridge. I wouldn't be impressed with the current walk down to Humford Mill from 20 Acres.

The country park listed is at Plessey, Hartford Bridge, not the one going down to Humford Mill

Just as well that they didn't go into Bedlington Country Park. It used to be a lovely area, now only the fly tippers and weeds thrive.

After all of the money spent to renovate the shop fronts, in Bedlington, it's disappointing to see a new occupant, relocated florist, painting over the heritage paintwork with white paint, surely this shouldn't be allowed with the conservation area.